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RJ Ronquillo || Life Lessons from a Touring Musician
October 17th, 2019 
Mastery of making music requires more than time; it requires deliberate effort and a profound desire that defines how the artist sets a goal, creates a routine or overcomes hurdles. Only a handful of musicians understand this.
Make Music Better is a series of intimate conversations with full-time musicians who know what it takes to master their craft.
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Hannah Murphy || Making a living as a classical guitarist
October 8th, 2019 
Mastery of making music requires more than time; it requires deliberate effort and a profound desire that defines how the artist sets a goal, creates a routine or overcomes hurdles. Only a handful of musicians understand this.
Make Music Better is a series of intimate conversations with full-time musicians who know what it takes to master their craft.
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How to Prevent Hearing Loss for Musicians
October 4th, 2019 
As musicians, our most valuable tool is our hearing. Our ears are sensitive, and we often underestimate how easy it is to damage them. Here are some facts that we’ve pulled together and some sound advice on how to avoid hearing loss.
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Joshua Roberts || Make music better with Soundbrenner Core
September 19th, 2019 
Mastery of making music doesn’t just require time, it requires deliberate effort and a profound desire that permeates through the way an artist sets a goal, defines a routine or overcomes hurdles. Only a handful of musicians understand this.
Make Music Better is a series of intimate conversations with full-time musicians who knows what it takes to master their craft.
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Music Education with Soundbrenner Pulse: Alternative to a Traditional Metronome
September 12th, 2019 
“Our senses are often overwhelmed, especially beginner cellist. Dividing attention and focus as our arms move in two opposite directions – one horizontally and the other vertically. With stringed instruments it’s even more crucial to listen to our intonation, that at times is almost impossible to maintain the audio focus on traditional ticking metronome.” – Journey Choi, Cello Teacher from Texas
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Guitar for beginners: Creating the best practice habit
September 6th, 2019 Meet Momo from Team Soundbrenner. She’s always wanted to learn to play the guitar and last month she finally did it! Follow her journey as she shares her insight and experience from the 30 days of practice.
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Left Hand Drumming Pad Exercise
September 3rd, 2019 If you would like to increase the speed of your secondary hand when drumming, we’ve got a great exercise that will help you do that.
This quick exercise will train your weaker hand, enabling it to become more independent. This will allow you to play both faster and more evenly by reducing the imbalance of strength between your two hands.
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5 reasons why practicing music is so much better with a Soundbrenner Metronome
August 29th, 2019 
Strong rhythm is essential to becoming the amazing musician we all aspire to be. But rhythm practice can be boring and tedious no matter how dedicated you are. -
Music Education with Soundbrenner Pulse: Professor Kimberly McCord talks about the Soundbrenner Pulse for
students with learning disabilitiesAugust 20th, 2019 
“The Pulse is one of the most perfect music assistive technology devices I have used. I have used it on blind musicians, musicians with cerebral palsy, and others with specified learning disabilities.” – Kimberly McCord -
How to play the 5 minor pentatonic shapes on guitar
August 14th, 2019 
Music theory for beginners can be overwhelming. Sometimes you don’t even know where to start. For guitarists, we think learning the 5 minor pentatonic shapes is a great starting point.
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How to use Soundbrenner Pulse in your practice routine
August 14th, 2019 
Thousands of musicians use the Soundbrenner Pulse every day to improve their rhythm. In this guide, you’ll learn how to use Soundbrenner Pulse in your practice routine to keep in time with your music and feel the beat. -
More than just developing the best metronome
August 8th, 2019 
When Florian and Julian set out to create a Metronome for the 21st century musician they never realised the challenges that lay ahead. But four years after founding Soundbrenner, the company has sold 70,000 Pulse units in 45 countries. Having solved the age old problem of the annoying click they’ve now set their sights on other outdated music tools.
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Building Band Chemistry with Esimorp
August 1st, 2019 
We sat down with Esimorp, a local band in Hong Kong, to get a deeper understanding of common challenges that underground bands face today. With its four members hailing from different parts of the world, diverse taste in music, different personalities and motivation, conflicts were inevitable. They faced other struggles too, including balancing expectations to juggling day jobs and gigs. However, there’s no challenge too great that a band with strong friendship and chemistry can’t handle.
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Music Education with Soundbrenner Pulse: Cellist Teacher Sarah Rogerson introduces a vibrating metronome to her students
July 25th, 2019 
Sarah Rogerson is a cellist and teacher living in Dallas, Texas. With over 7 years of teaching experience, Sarah’s teaching philosophy is simple: create an environment for students where they can successfully acquire the skills to play the cello and appreciate the beauty and complexity of music. She is currently teaching students of all ages, as well as performing in musicals for prestigious theaters. Sarah kindly offered to share her teaching experience with us, as well as how she uses the Soundbrenner Pulse in her lessons.
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Find out why 80,000 musicians are using this device.
June 19th, 2019 